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AP Physics 1 Basics

TermDefinition
Mass Symbol: m, SI Unit: kg
Length/displacement Symbol: L or x, SI Unit: m
Time Symbol: t, SI Unit: sec
Velocity Symbol: v, SI Unit: m/s
Acceleration Symbol: a, SI Unit: m/s²
Force Symbol: F, SI Unit: kg·m/s², “Dead Scientists Society”: Newton (N)
Kinetic energy Symbol: K, SI Unit: kg·m²/s², “Dead Scientists Society”: Joule (J)
Potential energy Symbol: U, SI Unit: kg·m²/s², “Dead Scientists Society”: Joule (J)
Torque Symbol: τ, SI Unit: N·m
Work Symbol: W, SI Unit: N·m, “Dead Scientists Society”: Joule (J)
Momentum Symbol: p, SI Unit: kg·m/s
Power Symbol: P, SI Unit: J/s, “Dead Scientists Society”: Watt (W)
Spring constant Symbol: k, SI Unit: N/m
Average velocity v = (x_f − x_i) / Δt
Average acceleration a = (v_f − v_0) / t
Kinematics equation (no x) v_f = v_i + at
Kinematics equation (no a) Δx = ½ (v_f + v_0)t
Kinematics equation (no t) 2aΔx = v_f² − v_0²
Kinematics equation (no v_f) Δx = v_0t + ½at²
Newton’s second law ΣF = ma
Frictional force in terms of the normal force F_f = μF_N
Torque τ = F·d
Linear momentum p = mv
Impulse (2 definitions) I = Δp = F·Δt
Kinetic energy K = ½mv²
Potential energy due to gravity near Earth’s surface U_g = mgh
Work (2) W = Fd cosθ and W_net = KE_f − KE_i
Mechanical Power (2) P = W/Δt ; P = F·v
Potential energy due to a spring U_s = ½k(Δx)²
Law of gravity F_g = GM₁M₂ / r²
Centripetal acceleration a_c = v² / r
Weight (near Earth’s surface) F = mg
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